I was shot defending my synagogue.

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I was shot trying to keep the doors closed. One of my fellow worshippers, Melvin Cravitz, died from multiple stab wounds, and another, Adrian Daulby, was killed by a bullet fired…

Eighty-eight years ago, on November 9-10, over 1,400 synagogues across Nazi Germany were attacked and set alight in what became known as Kristallnacht. Today, Jewish communities around the world are once again facing attacks on their synagogues and places of worship. One year ago, a terrorist chose Yom Kippur, our holiest day, to attack my synagogue in Manchester. I was shot trying to keep the doors closed. One of my fellow worshippers, Melvin Cravitz, died from multiple stab wounds, and another, Adrian Daulby, was killed by a bullet fired by police responding to the attack.Two months ago, I walked back through the doors of Heaton Park Synagogue for Yom Kippur.

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